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Daniel Aikens, representing himself after his conviction on eight federal charges connected to three Louisiana bombings, was denied a new trial on Monday.

The protests in Venezuela show a broad movement of people who are reaching the end of their tether amid inequality.

The Ghosts of Jim Crow today and ‘White Flight, Slurs, Profiling, Police Brutality and Tracking’   President Barack Obama announced the My [...]

The Bayonne City Council will again consider the $925 million 1888 Studios project at a special meeting scheduled for Wednesday.

A handful of Arizona-focused copper juniors are making steady progress delineating resources and fine-tuning potential development plans towards feeding an independent, Western supply chain.

A handful of Arizona-focused copper juniors are making steady progress delineating resources and fine-tuning potential development plans towards feeding an independent, Western supply chain.

Like many others who watched the Democratic National Convention this summer, I was riveted by the raw emotion of the Gold Star parents who lost their son [...]

Truthout interviews Donziger as he awaits a Supreme Court decision over whether to take up the final appeal in his case.

I saw that they're very close to opening up the new Dunkin' on West Main Street in Waterbury, but are you old enough to remember the A&P that used to be there?

One study shows there are between 10 to 15 leaks a month from crude oil pipelines in the Ecuadoran Amazon.